Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

I can't say any more than what Forrest and Jeremy have already said--Dennis was an all-around great guy that loved life and his career. Along with all that have been fortunate enough to have known Dennis, I will truly miss him!

Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

First, thanks for replying Ken. I have always been, and will continue to be, a champion of Thermwood and eCabinets.

I feel that I understand your concept much better now. The main issue I was having was the "secrecy" of the whole affair. The first post that contained any information at all said ...

Since I'm the one who started the really negative side of this thread, I feel that I should respond.

I have been a Thermwood champion for a number of years now. Until this point, I have NEVER had anything negative to say about Thermwood--after all, they are giving folks like me that can't afford to ...

Looks like, in the eyes of Thermwood, we're @#$*ed!!! Why would a machine manufacturer decide to compete with their very own customers? I mean, I understand that everyone is in pretty dire straits financially, but to try and compete with the very folks that have kept you in business for the last ...

Happy Thanksgiving to all! I'm truly grateful to have been graced with such wonderful family and friends who are always there through thick and thin.

Thanks guys! Another year older and deeper in debt.

Keep having those birthdays and you'll be as old as me one day!!! Happy birthday!!!

Those are good suggestions but, unfortunately, they are wrong! You gotta buy pizza for the programmers to get it fixed!!!

Scott Marshburn wrote:Thanks George
I wasent expting you to do this for me but I do thank you again.

Never, NEVER toss a 3D bone to George!!!

Kerry Fullington wrote:...56 year old body but I still have the mind of a 10 year old...

I'm with you on the 56 year-old body (although mine FEELS 90 at times) but the mind part I'm having trouble matching...my mind is more like that of a two year-old!!!

Delete it and it should start. The .ldb files are database lock files and normally go away when you close eCabinets. They will sometimes hang around if eCabinets crashes.

With eCabinets NOT running, look for a file named ecabinets.ldb and delete it. It will be in the same directory as ecabinets.mdb.

Kerry Fullington wrote:Gary,

The Idiot that works for me makes so many mistakes I should get rid of him but instead I just don't pay him.

I've been meaning to talk to you about my pay Kerry...

Brad McIntosh wrote:...Jocelyne is a CNC Automation...

Hmmm...sounds like your problem then Brad.